After the NEB approved the project in February, the city of Toronto asked for emergency shut-off valves to be installed on either side of waterways.
Hand-baiting personnel tried to place 1 vaccine-bait dose every 50 m on both sides of waterways in the ravine systems (9 ).
The sole runs along a channel called the Arthur Kill, and the upper heel and back border the Kill Van Kull; on the other side of those waterways, connected by three highway bridges and one railroad bridge, is New Jersey.
Adrienne Onofri's "Walking Brooklyn: 30 Tours Exploring Historical Legacies, Neighborhood Culture, Side Streets, and Waterways" ($17.95) is a charming, practical and informative guide to seeing the familiar and undiscovered features of the borough on foot.
They were all trying not to think about the regimented lives awaiting them on the other side of the waterway.
We went exploring, walking first to Rum Bay, the resort's restaurant, on the waterway side of the island (a couple of hundred yards from the gulf but high enough for beach views).
After several tense minutes, we were ordered by our superiors to withdraw; the Iranian boats followed us a considerable distance before breaking off and heading back to their side of the waterway.
Environmentalists say that the proposal has some good elements and complements another recent rule protecting an additional 900 miles of rivers and streams and carving out a 300-foot buffer against any future development on either side of a waterway.
That said, the main things I remember from my own childhood reading is the evocative descriptions of the Yukon and the great northern emptinesses, particularly superb passages such as the famous opening of White Fang: Dark spruce forest frowned on either side the frozen waterway.
The town was founded in 1790 on the north side of the Waterway, from which it takes its name.
